Semaphore Series
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Launched in 2002, our Semaphore Series consists of short, accessible books on timely issues. Semaphore books are not intended to be basic “introductions” to an issue or “beginner’s guides.” Rather, they fall somewhere between a pamphlet and a book, consisting of a long essay, polemic, or commentary.
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Forthcoming
Aboriginal Rights Are Not Human Rights
In Defence of Indigenous Struggles
Peter Kulchyski
May 2013
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New
Infrastructure Critical
Sacrifice at Toronto’s G8/G20 Summit
Alessandra Renzi & Greg Elmer
October 2012
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Featured
Time and the Suburbs
The Politics of Built Environments and the Future of Dissent
Rohan Quinby
November 2011
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Grammar Matters
The Social Significance of How We Use Language
Jila Ghomeshi
November 2010
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Love the Questions
University Education and Enlightenment
Ian Angus
November 2009
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Preempting Dissent
The Politics of an Inevitable Future
Greg Elmer & Andy Opel
November 2008
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Dishonour of the Crown
The Ontario Resource Regime in the Valley of the Kiji Sibi
Paula Sherman
November 2008
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The Red Indians
An Episodic, Informal Collection of Tales from the History of Aboriginal People’s Struggles in Canada
Peter Kulchyski
November 2007
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The Gruesome Acts of Capitalism
Second Edition
David Lester
December 2006
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The Party Without Bosses
Lessons on Anti-Capitalism from Félix Guattari and Lúis Inácio ‘Lula’ da Silva
Gary Genosko
May 2003
